Implementing Multi-Domain Binding for xlog

May 24, 2023#xLog #Cloudflare #域名150

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The person wants to bind "@" and "www" to their xlog website, but xlog only supports binding a single domain. They learned from DIYgod on Twitter that using a 301 redirect is a better choice. They used cloudflare's page rules feature to implement the 301 redirect and achieve multiple domain binding for xlog. They recommend using cloudflare's DNS service for anonymity purposes. The person also provides a step-by-step guide on how to set up the 301 redirect.

I want to bind "@" and "www" to my xlog site, but xlog only supports binding with a single domain name. After asking DIYgod on Twitter, I learned that a 301 redirect is a better choice.

So I used Cloudflare's page rules feature to implement a 301 redirect and achieve multi-domain binding for xlog.

Note: DNS provider support for redirect functionality is required.#

(Side note) I highly recommend using Cloudflare's DNS service because using xlog is to maintain the anonymity of Laplace. Therefore, I not only transferred the NS to Cloudflare but also transferred the domain name to Google. I believe that the anonymity is strong enough now, hehe.

Operation example:

At the same time, we need to add the domain name that requires a 301 redirect to the DNS resolution and connect it to Cloudflare.#

uTools_1684924089340

Here, you can parse any IP address. I parsed it to 8.8.8.8.

This way, we have achieved: accessing www.laplace.cc will redirect to laplace.cc.